We [pronoun]

Have we?the old man reared himself suddenly in bed, and raised two thin gnarled arms.

I then pointed to Wade and Ikewna, and then to We-we and myself, offering my arm.

I then put the same question to We-we, pointing to the other.

Ah-tn-we-tuck, the Cock Turkey; repeating his prayer from the stick in his hand, described above.

Ah-quee-we-zaints, the Boy Chief; a venerable man of 72 years.

I don't know 'ny 'talian, you don't know 'ny 'talian, we-we-'re nonpl'sh'd, I'm th-think'ng.'

This is, of course, no argument against the poems now-we mean it only as against the poets thew.

We have known a many sorrows, sweet!We have wept a many tears, And after trod with trembling feetOur pilgrimage of years.

We-ll, but youll have to let me really help, you know, get the refreshments and everything.

Like enough we-all are old-fashioned and considerable sot in our ways and can't rightly get used to new-fangled ones.